NYSC Issues New Guide and Tips for Prospective Corps Members
The NYSC advises new corps members to avoid traveling to orientation camps at night. Those coming from distant locations should consider breaking their journey into manageable segments
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The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has released a new guide for prospective corps members, providing essential tips on their conduct and safety as they prepare for their service year. The updated guide, issued on Monday, August 26, 2024, outlines key measures to ensure a smooth transition into the program.
The NYSC advises new corps members to avoid traveling to orientation camps at night. Those coming from distant locations should consider breaking their journey into manageable segments. Additionally, members are instructed to report to their assigned camps on the scheduled date and to address any discrepancies in their documentation before arriving at the camp.
The guide also includes instructions for updating errors in personal details, such as spelling mistakes and course information, through the NYSC dashboard. It emphasizes that changes to dates of birth, graduation dates, course of study, and passport photographs cannot be made after camp documentation.
For any issues with documentation, prospective corps members are encouraged to contact their institutions for resolution before reporting to the camp. The NYSC has also addressed false reports about an increase in the minimum wage for corps members, reaffirming that the current monthly allowance remains at N33,000.
